Norwegian Cruise Line Lowers Full-Year Outlook Despite Higher Q2 Earnings
Norwegian Cruise Line reported higher Q2 earnings of $0.48/share but cut its full-year adjusted EPS outlook to $1.50 due to soft demand and rising fuel costs.
Norwegian Cruise Line reported higher Q2 earnings of $0.48/share but cut its full-year adjusted EPS outlook to $1.50 due to soft demand and rising fuel costs.
Norwegian Cruise Line made profit and higher revenue, but cut 2026 outlook due to fuel costs, weak Europe demand, and Middle East tensions.
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JPMorgan shifts Norwegian Cruise Line rating to Neutral with a lower $20 price target following the sudden departure of CEO Harry Sommer and appointment of John Chidsey, citing transition uncertainties.
Goldman Sachs downgrades Norwegian Cruise Line and upgrades Viking Holdings, citing Caribbean supply issues for NCLH and stronger pricing power and diversified exposure for Viking.